Longer as in, more questions.

Anecdotally, I’ve noticed if you choose a “wrong” answer on some questions, it’ll stop the survey and just pay you whatever rate per question answered.

It seems the first question is usually a litmus test to see if you’re answering reasonably truthfully or not, such as “Which of these did you most recently visit?” with some answers being bogus names or businesses not located around you, and one correct answer based on location data Google already has.

I use it to fund the in-app purchases for some games I play. For SuperCell games, I won’t give them a dime of my real money, but I’ll definitely use Google’s.

They’ve seen it before, they weren’t that impressed.

Wait, really?! I didn’t catch that one

Well, I stand corrected… But Jesus those lawyer fees…

And also didn’t go to any of the victims

Honestly, if a product last forever I wouldn’t mind it on a subscription model. The company needs to make money in order to, at the minimum, continue supporting the product.

Then comes the costs of support staff, R&D for future product developments, etc etc.

That price should not include massive yearly bonuses for the top execs.

I like how it’s a digital picture of a physical pin, so it still has the bits in the back as if anyone can just put it on their lapel or backpack.

This has the opportunity to be a great battle.

Harris, backed by Mastodon users vs Trump, backed by Twitter bots.

I myself am an omni, but I don’t judge others if they like prefer something different.

I’m pretty sure some of those fancy restaurants that pop up everywhere already do this. They’ll put bacon on anything

They just don’t want the world to see how little people like them now

You forgot to turn on Rain Mode

No, its you!

Doesn’t that open them up for a lawsuit then? Either breach of contract if it’s in their legalese, or at least false advertising.

How does that work in States that have closed elections? Would their vote for the Green Party candidate still be valid or would it get thrown out?

Docker installed great! Hello-World returns what it should. I reach problems whenever I try to do anything within Docker, like setting up AdGuard, Jackett, etc.

I actually didnt know how to start the Jackett install from the guide I posted, so I just googled and tried following a guide. One of the first steps says sudo mkdir /home/ubuntu/jackett_config

I get a “No such file or directory”. Makes sense, ubuntu isn’t this user’s name. So I change it to point to “/home/user/jackett_config” and get the same result.

This is what usually stops me from proceeding further.

I’ll still be safe. I don’t generally drink human milk.

Sorry, figured it would be an easy shorthand. But with so many different distros out there, I can see how that could be seen as just another one of those. I’ll keep that in mind in the future.